QR Code Generator
Create a QR code in seconds with our free QR Code Generator. Enter a website link, text, email address, phone number, or other information, then generate and download your QR code instantly. The QR code is created directly in your browser, making it a simple way to turn information into a scannable code.
Your generated QR code will appear here
Always test your QR code before using or printing it. Scan the generated code with your phone to make sure it works correctly and opens or displays the intended information.
How to create a free QR Code in 3 simple steps
1. Enter your content
Enter the information you want to turn into a QR code. You can add a website URL, text, email address, phone number, or other supported content. The tool accepts up to 500 characters.
2. Select the image size
Choose the image size that suits your needs. The default size is 500 × 500 pixels, which works well for many common uses. You can also select another available size from the list when you need a different output size.
3. Generate your QR Code
Review the information you entered and make sure it is correct. Click Generate QR Code to create your code. If you want to start over, click Clear to remove the current information and enter new content.
What can you put in a QR code?
A QR code can store different types of information, depending on how it is created. Common examples include website URLs, plain text, email addresses, phone numbers, and other short pieces of information. When someone scans the code, their device can read the encoded information and display or process it accordingly.
For example, a QR code containing a website address can open that webpage, while one containing plain text can display the stored message.
FAQs
Do the generated QR codes have an expiration date?
No. The QR codes created by this tool are static and do not have an expiration date. The information encoded in the QR code remains unchanged after it is generated.
If the QR code contains a website URL, however, the destination may stop working if that webpage is removed, moved, or becomes unavailable.
Can I use the generated QR codes for commercial purposes?
Generally yes, but usage rights may depend on the specific content you encode within the code and any third-party trademarks, links, or assets involved in your project.
Is my data uploaded to a server during generation?
No. The QR code is generated directly in your browser using local client-side scripts, so the information you enter is not sent to a remote server.